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"WASHINGTON - NASA's Constellation program -- the successor to the aging space shuttle -- faces critical problems and might never work as intended, according to a congressional report set for release today."We do not know yet whether the architecture and design solutions selected by NASA will work as intended," says the 20-page report, obtained Wednesday by the Orlando Sentinel. It will be presented today at a congressional hearing that is taking a critical look at NASA's plan to return astronauts to the moon by 2020."
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While there are problems, the story in the Orlando Sentinel seemed to exaggerate the concerns of the GAO. If you saw Thursday's congressional hearing it was all but a love fest between the GAO and NASA.
Don't be fooled by the DC Dance. The Sentinel got it right.
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